| Re: Japanese vs American Travelers [message #222373] |
So, 09 Juli 2006 03:06 |
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Stache wrote:
> Being a non-Japanese person I find it unique watching Japanese with the
> big suitcases. They all seem to have a strap around them that look
> twice the size of the person pushing them around airports. Usually you
> will find the large suitcases in groups of people being herded around
> in a pack. I assume the suitcases are empty when leaving home and full
> returning home. And they all come with wheels, which makes it easy to
> move around.
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> Japanese may think it strange of us Americans trying to carry our
> suitcases on aircraft pushing and pulling them in the aircraft. And
> when they wont fit in the overhead yell and scream at the flight
> attendants that want to check them in. What's so important that
> causes Americans to carry all there stuff on aircraft in the first
> place? And plaese two carry on's is the limit.
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> I have noticed on airplanes Japanese usually sit quietly reading or
> listening to music. On the other hand Americans are nosier (need my
> space) and take up their seat and sometimes mine (big butts). I have
> also noticed Japanese tend to dress a lot better on airplanes than
> Americans. Since when did wearing fleece become the norm? American
> dress like crap on most flight I have been on.
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> I travel a lot and hate to sit next to a slob with a dirty shirt who
> complains about everything. If you want better service buy a business
> or first class ticket, don't buy economy class tickets then complain
> about the service. Most travelers don't realize it, but the folks in
> business and first class are subsidizing your economy ticket idiot so
> you can fly cheap.
>
> Stache
I don't know - maybe Japanese are more feminine than Americans in this
sense. Better dressed, better manners, inward-looking etc this behavior
can be very very revealing! i.e. taking every occasion just a bit too
seriously, i.e. "how do I look", almost like a kid who obediently tucks
in his shirt. I mean this is travel - why not make yourself comfy?
I do agree with that American bit though. Many are probably just
travelling for the first time and are just so nouveau.
Business/first class - varies. Once on a trip to Hong Kong there was a
guy who keeps picking his nose and putting his leg on the seat,
scratching his toe-nails. An East asian nouveau riche but hopefully
musem piece! Fun to watch sometimes. People around were pissed; I
switched off my personalized movie console and decided to watch him
instead. ;)
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| Re: Japanese vs American Travelers [message #223223 ] |
Mo, 10 Juli 2006 02:12 |
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> I don't know - maybe Japanese are more feminine than Americans in this
> sense.
You mean every sense; a teenage american geek junky is tougher than an
oyaji who whines about how easy whites have it. Japanese are bunch of
cuntbags; no if or buts about it, even if they dont always look like it.
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| Re: Japanese vs American Travelers [message #223251 ] |
Mo, 10 Juli 2006 05:39 |
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TXZZ wrote:
> >
> > I don't know - maybe Japanese are more feminine than Americans in this
> > sense.
>
> You mean every sense; a teenage american geek junky is tougher than an
> oyaji who whines about how easy whites have it. Japanese are bunch of
> cuntbags; no if or buts about it, even if they dont always look like it.
Let's not forget that Japan is defined by her women and not by her men.
:)
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| Re: Japanese vs American Travelers [message #227851 ] |
Do, 20 Juli 2006 23:10 |
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RichAsianKid wrote:
> TXZZ wrote:
> > >
> > > I don't know - maybe Japanese are more feminine than Americans in this
> > > sense.
> >
> > You mean every sense; a teenage american geek junky is tougher than an
> > oyaji who whines about how easy whites have it. Japanese are bunch of
> > cuntbags; no if or buts about it, even if they dont always look like it.
>
> Let's not forget that Japan is defined by her women and not by her men.
> :)
how soe?
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| Re: Japanese vs American Travelers [message #227889 ] |
Fr, 21 Juli 2006 03:04 |
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TXZZ wrote:
> RichAsianKid wrote:
> > TXZZ wrote:
> > > >
> > > > I don't know - maybe Japanese are more feminine than Americans in this
> > > > sense.
> > >
> > > You mean every sense; a teenage american geek junky is tougher than an
> > > oyaji who whines about how easy whites have it. Japanese are bunch of
> > > cuntbags; no if or buts about it, even if they dont always look like it.
> >
> > Let's not forget that Japan is defined by her women and not by her men.
> > :)
>
> how soe?
say for example
http://static.flickr.com/53/138197308_575f342db6.jpg
1 month'er with her's so cool!
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| Re: Japanese vs American Travelers [message #228202 ] |
Sa, 22 Juli 2006 06:12 |
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RichAsianKid wrote:
> TXZZ wrote:
> > RichAsianKid wrote:
> > > TXZZ wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > I don't know - maybe Japanese are more feminine than Americans in this
> > > > > sense.
> > > >
> > > > You mean every sense; a teenage american geek junky is tougher than an
> > > > oyaji who whines about how easy whites have it. Japanese are bunch of
> > > > cuntbags; no if or buts about it, even if they dont always look like it.
> > >
> > > Let's not forget that Japan is defined by her women and not by her men.
> > > :)
> >
> > how soe?
>
> say for example
> http://static.flickr.com/53/138197308_575f342db6.jpg
> 1 month'er with her's so cool!
Thats pretty attractive for a cosplay photo
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